Articles about White Collar: Season 4
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A look at the episode "Diminishing Returns" and a description of why the television show "White Collar" might remain the sturdiest cable hour of its kind.
Source: www.avclub.com
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Gregg Henry is best known for playing all manner of wealthy, smug douchebags, most notably on series like The Riches and Gilmore Girls. But, he has also played a wider variety of roles such as military heroes, serial killers, romantic leads, and goofy rednecks. He talks about all of those here.
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A insight on "White Collar," to get you pumped up for season 4. Here's what makes the show sooooo Addictive
Source: fireicemagazine.com
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The 2011-2012 network TV season is over. "Game of Thrones" just had its season finale. Mad Men and Girls each have a depressingly small number of episodes left in their brilliant seasons. What's a TV addict to do? These 10 promising new and reliable returning series are a good start.
Source: www.theatlantic.com
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Gregg Henry is best known for playing all manner of wealthy, smug douchebags, most notably on series like The Riches and Gilmore Girls. But, he has also played a wider variety of roles such as military heroes, serial killers, romantic leads, and goofy rednecks. He talks about all of those here.
Source: www.avclub.com
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A look at the episode "Diminishing Returns" and a description of why the television show "White Collar" might remain the sturdiest cable hour of its kind.
Source: www.avclub.com
Interesting +0
A insight on "White Collar," to get you pumped up for season 4. Here's what makes the show sooooo Addictive
Source: fireicemagazine.com
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The 2011-2012 network TV season is over. "Game of Thrones" just had its season finale. Mad Men and Girls each have a depressingly small number of episodes left in their brilliant seasons. What's a TV addict to do? These 10 promising new and reliable returning series are a good start.
Source: www.theatlantic.com
